The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1887-06-07
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ca to-day.
The Opera House Band will III
rive to-day.
il will pay you to read the adyer-
tisements on the inside.
The University base ball nine.
beat the SmithtoWners is to l3 SAT-
urday.
The Regents are expected to-day.
Their first session is announced
for this afternoon.
Prot. w. i. Wiley gave 4 pleas
ant tea party Saturday evening, il
honor Of DIT: J. EsSmith.
President Turner will give re-
ception at his residence this evening
ia honor Of Hon. w. Z. Wilson.
Those who have not subscribed
for the DAILY should send their snb-
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minion office
Don't forget that we have files De.
all numbers and will furnish them
to anyone desiring them for five
cents perfcopy.
There were no services held in.
any Of the churches Sunday, all at
tending the baccalaureate sermon at
the University.
Hon w. Z, Wilson's lecture to-
night will be master effort Of West
Virginia's greatest orator. Don't
fail to hear him.
Mayor John g, Wagner has re-.
signed his position Sas assistant
cashier Of the First National Bank.
9Dr. 2. III. Coombs was elected to fill
the vacancy.
4, We have not closed the subscrip-
ltion list Of the DAILY, but offer yeu
one more chance to subscribe before
Iso doing. For twenty-five cents We
will send you the paper for the en-
tire week. If
J "a Hungarian laborer, WORKING on
the f'Black Bottle was drowned
Saturday evening while bathing
near the upper creek bridge. He
leaves a wife and two children.
I DR.. Smiths sermon at the M. r.
church last night was a fine example
Iof pulpit oratory. The Doctor car
ried his entire audience with him.
His striking thought expressed in
1 his accurate, chaste style, abound
{ ing in beautiful SMILES and grand
cumulative .climaxes, delivered in
his energetic, earnest: style make
him the prince Of pulpit orators.
|. Don't miss the Regents prize
contest on to morrow night. There
ARE only four contestants for the
prize on defamation. They are:
Messrs. Post, Ross, Sivey and Alex
ander. The prize essay has been.
awarded to H. Fl. Ryland, and will
then be read. The exercises will be
very interesting, as the boys have
gone through 4 great deal OF pains
taking drill.
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The Senior invitations this year
are the nobbiest ever seen here.
They are Of the same design as those
of the class Of 86, which failed to-
come until commencement day too
4 late for use. They we're returned
| to the engravers, and the same plate
with change of date served for this
years invitations. They are the
work Of e. A. Wright, Philadelp hia,
/ and are very handsome and costly.
They are engraved IN the very finest
style, and the design is one Of rare
taste and beauty The engraving
/ Of the picture of the University is
/ especially finely executed.
The winner of the Regents Prize
/ Essay this year is Mr.. q. Il. Ry-
land. Of the Junior class. The sub
iect, George Eliot, this year was
] purely literary, and required both
research and fine discriminating
powers as well as literary taste to
treat ii. There were but two con-
| testants Mr.. Ryland and Nj. S. 3.
Reed, of Barbour county. The
/ Judges were. Mrs. p. 4. Moore, Prin.
/ of the MorgantoWn Female Semin-
any, Rev. As. nc. Buchanan and Rev.
Dr.. w. r. White.
Mr.. Ryland, entered the Universi-
ty four years ago, and has had to
make his own way. He IS member
fafs fha fsnln1nhia1a lifnrn ~ annintu III